Joseph Facciponti of the Cybersecurity, Cybercrime & Incident Response Practice is quoted in an article in Global Investigations Review (8/30/18) on the importance of company compliance with data in both the U.S. and as relates to the new GDPR rules in the EU.

With the flurry of subpoenas and investigations into companies in the blockchain space that has erupted in the first eight months of this year, 2018 is on track to be "the year of the crypto investigation."

Daniel Payne of Murphy & McGonigle’s FinTech & Blockchain Practice traces how the digital assets and ICOs moved from “the year of the ICO” in 2017 to what shapes up to be “the year of the crypto investigation” in 2018 in an article that appears in Law360’s Expert Analysis section.

Murphy & McGonigle announced today that it will host CryptoLex 2018, an inaugural FinTech and blockchain conference that will clarify and provide the most up-to-date guidance on the legal and regulatory framework impacting companies utilizing blockchain, digital ledger technology and cryptocurrencies.

The CFTC’s proposed minimum capital requirements for SDs and MSPs have met with criticism from industry on a variety of points. These include the use of initial margin, reliance on notional amounts, effect on smaller SDs, inconsistency with the SEC’s proposed capital rule, duplicative reviews for internal capital models, and reporting requirements.

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